Grand Tour game using rFactor physics?

[VirtuaIceMan]

Just saw this (thanks to VVV for the heads up): https://www.mcvuk.com/development/t...me-ever-to-release-alongside-a-weekly-tv-show

How much rFactor will it be? And is a PC version at all likely?

 

[dreamer al]

RD's Paul Jeffrey quotes;

" Unfortunately it looks likely that PC gamers will have to miss out on the game adventure of the new title, with just PS4 and Xbox One players expected to have an opportunity to purchase the title next year via Digital Pass, with new content deployed weekly in line with the Amazon exclusive Grand Tour TV show."

 

[Emery]

Sounds like it's just the physics module, not all of rF (or rF2?).

“We had to do a lot very quickly and we wanted to do the best possible job – just making a fun driving model takes a long time,” Sullivan tells us. “So we were lucky to work with Studio 397, who were the guys who made rFactor and they accelerated a lot of our development – we use rFactor physics in our game.”

 

[Marcel Offermans]

Most detailed questions you have to ask Amazon Games directly as it's their game and therefore up to them do disclose certain details about it, or not. I can definitely confirm that they licensed the full rFactor 2 codebase and combined its physics engine with their Amazon Lumberyard game engine.

 

[thepharcyde]

Most detailed questions you have to ask Amazon Games directly as it's their game and therefore up to them do disclose certain details about it, or not. I can definitely confirm that they licensed the full rFactor 2 codebase and combined its physics engine with their Amazon Lumberyard game engine.

What you going to spend the cash on; some more goodies for us I hope